> well if you don't mind a 3rd party jdbc driver, have you 
> looked at jTDS? 
>   you can add trusted authentication as simply as adding 
> domain to the jdbc url:
> 
> jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://<dbServer>:1433/<dbName>;user=<domainUse
> r>;password=<domainUserPassword>;
> sendStringParametersAsUnicode=<true>;domain=<yourDomain>
> 
> and it's most likely a bit faster than other jdbc drivers.

Not to say anything bad about jTDS, but I recently tried these drivers for a
site that was using the latest DataDirect drivers. The jTDS drivers seemed
to reduce memory utilization overall, but under load they failed outright.
So I'd recommend that, for any database drivers you want to try, you may
want to ensure that they'll work well for your site under the load that you
expect to encounter.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/

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